The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-13
HoBoKEN PUFFS.

There was a reunion OF the Scandinavian So
eiety at Bernitts Hall last Thursday evening.
The Comet Pleasure Club held forth at Bernitts
on Wednesday evening last, the occasion Of their
annual ball.
The Missionary Society of the Garden Street NJ.
E. Sunday School held monthly meeting last Sun
day afternoon.
Water Commissioner Rudolphy attended the ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W., at Pocomoke
City, Nd, last week.
The annual masquerade ball of Hoboken Coun.
Gill; A. L. of H., filled Odd Fellows Hall to reple-
ton last Wednesday evening.
combination parade and theatre party of the
Rosedale, Meteor and Niagara clubs was the rage
in Hoboken last Thursday night.
After Candidate Hausnan of Hoboken Lodge.
had been initiated in the mysteries of the Third
Degree last Thursday night, the members ad-
journed to Gantzbergs, where they enjoyed right
royal supper.
business meeting of the Prohibition Club was
held at the Clubs rooms, No. IA Eighth street. last
Friday night Judging from the number present,
the only thing the club prohibits is the attendance
Of members.
Mr. George W. White presented Mr.. Samuel War
reu with handsome gold headed cane at his resi-
dence, No. Elysian Place, last Tuesday evening,
on behalf of the Sunday school class over which
Mr. White presides. The class was present in
force.
The annual masquerade ball and general grand
pow-wow of the members and friends of Hook
and Ladder Company No. 1.-THE Washington Muf-
ans was held at Odd Fellows Hall last Thursday
night. 1t grand success, as usual, financially,
socially and in point of attendance.
The sixteenth annual ball of the Hoboken Schuet-
zen Corps was held at Odd Fellows Hall last Mon
day night and proved a social event of no small
merit. The large number OF happy Germans, with
their wives and aunts, sisters mothers and sweet
hearts, were properly cared for by the Reception
Committee, composed Of ex-Captains Wirth, Brem-
hermann, Perg and Staude, Captain Louis Finke
and Leutenants Flohr. Bohley, Eppel and Schuene-
man. aad the Floor Committee, of which the fol-
lowing were members: Mess. Luettlich. Mueller,
Mechoir Keller, Seller, Kettler, Merxanz, Voss
and Ross.
The following programme was run off by the
graduating class of the High School at the enter
tainmsnt given by the class to raise funds for their
commencement exercises. at the First Baptist
Church last Thursday night. There was a large
Sangetello Brothers. recitation, Mr.. Clifford Cas-
sidy; vocal solo, Mrs. Belle Cole; recitation Mr..
Clifford Cassidy; tenor solo, Mr.. G. HILL quartette,
violin, harp and flute, Sangtello Brothers; tenor
solo, Mr. c. Hill; recitation, Mr.. Clifford Cassidy;
vocal solo, Mrs. Belle Cole; quartette VIOLIN harp
and flute, Sangetello Brothers.
The annual ball of the Oriental Social Club was
held at Odd Fellows Hall last Tuesday night. The
hall presented handsome appearance, having
been dressed for the occasion with profusion of
flags streamers and bunting. Manager J. j Qainn
and Miss M O'Snlivan led the grand march. and
were followed by John Herman and Miss Kitty
Fitzpatrick Frank Mcbride and Miss Maggie
O'Brien James F. Guyder and Miss Maggie Camper.
John Camper and wife, James ]. Courtney and
MISS Maggie Foley, S. Levsring and wife. NJ. Foley
and Miss N. Derrigan, p J. Kelly aud Miss Nellie
Sullivan, d. d. Sullivan and Miss S. McKevott, j.
j. Sheahan and Miss NJ McGrath, W. Keenan, and
Miss Dealia Geary, 2. ]. Flynn and Miss Sarah
QUINN John Buckley and Miss Maggie Mack, John
Martin and Miss A. Graney. John G, Burdick and
Miss Annie Burke, r. Union and Miss annie WEIGH
and host Of others.